A series of explosions were heard in several areas of occupied Crimea — video
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A series of explosions were heard in several areas of occupied Crimea — video

A series of explosions were heard in several areas of occupied Crimea — video
Source:  online.ua

At night on the 28th of June in the time-occupied Crimea, explosions appeared in the Dzhankoy, Gvardiya and Simferopol districts. Zokrem was hit by about 20 strong vibrations.

Points of attention

  • Multiple explosions were reported in different districts of occupied Crimea, raising concerns among local residents.
  • Eyewitnesses noted up to 20 explosions in Dzhankoy, 8 in Simferopol, and several others in surrounding areas, suggesting possible ballistic strikes.
  • British intelligence reports indicate Ukrainian attacks on Russian military targets in Crimea, including air defense systems and naval objects, weakening Russian military capabilities in the region.
  • Concerns about the escalating situation in Crimea highlight the ongoing tensions and military actions between Ukraine and Russia in the region.
  • The series of explosions in Crimea underscores the volatile nature of the geopolitical situation in the area and the potential implications for regional security.

What is known about the explosions in Crimea

According to local residents, there were quite a few explosions in the Gvardeyskoye area.

Also, according to social media reports, explosions were heard in the Simferopol airport area. However, there is no information about the consequences yet.

A series of eight explosions were heard in the Krasnogvardeysky district, according to information from eyewitnesses, notes "Krymsky Veter".

In addition, up to 20 explosions were heard in Dzhankoy and nearby areas, which probably indicates "arrivals".

Recall that the Gauleiter of Sevastopol had previously warned of the threat of ballistic strikes, but later announced the all-clear.

It later became known that up to 20 explosions were heard in Dzhankoy and the area, up to 8 explosions in Simferopol and Krasnogvardeysky districts, in the village of Gvardeyskoye and Simferopol (airport area).

By the way, there are airfields of the occupiers in Dzhankoy, Simferopol and Gvardeyskoye.

Ukraine significantly weakens the military potential of the Russian Federation in Crimea

As British intelligence reminds, on October 7, 2024, Ukrainian forces attacked the sea oil terminal in Feodosia. Earlier, in March of this year, this facility was already attacked by drones.

Thus, British intelligence confirms that Ukrainian attacks are gradually undermining Russian military capabilities in Crimea.

Among the objects that became targets for 2024 were air defense systems, airfields, command centers, military-naval objects, logistics and places through the Kerch Channel, the British Ministry of Defense reports.

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The US refused to condemn Russia for the terrorist attack in Sumy

The US disrupted an important G7 statement
Source:  Bloomberg

According to Bloomberg, the United States has told allies from the Group of Seven (G7) that it will not support a statement condemning the Russian attack on Sumy on April 13, which killed 35 people.

Points of attention

  • The Russian attack on Sumy and subsequent widespread support for Ukraine underscore the international community's solidarity with Ukraine against Russian aggression.
  • The meeting between Putin and Trump's envoy shortly before the attack raises suspicions and adds complexity to the situation, calling for a deeper analysis of diplomatic relations.

The US disrupted an important G7 statement

As journalists learned, US leader Donald Trump's team informed allies from the Group of Seven that it could not sign a statement condemning the attack.

The White House immediately came up with a reason — they say it is "working to preserve the space for peaceful negotiations" with Russia.

Canada will chair the G7 in 2025. It has already warned its allies that it will be impossible to issue a joint statement without the support of the United States.

According to journalists, the G7 countries intended to declare that the strike on Sumy was proof that Russia was determined to continue the war.

What is important to understand is that after the Russian terrorist attack in Sumy, almost 50 countries and international organizations came out in support of Ukraine.

The Russian attack on the Ukrainian city, which killed 35 people, came two days after Russian dictator Putin met for nearly five hours with Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff in St. Petersburg to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine.

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